College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach
College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach
12th Edition
ISBN: 9781305084087
Author: Cathy J. Scott
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 9, Problem 1CP

1.

To determine

Journalize the transactions for the month of July.

1.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Journal entry: Journal entry is a set of economic events which can be measured in monetary terms. These are recorded chronologically and systematically.

Rules of Debit and Credit: Following rules are followed for debiting and crediting different accounts while they occur in business transactions:

  • Debit, all increase in assets, expenses and dividends, all decrease in liabilities, revenues and stockholders’ equities.
  • Credit, all increase in liabilities, revenues, and stockholders’ equities, all decrease in assets, expenses.

Journalize the transactions for the month of July:

DateAccount title and explanationPost Ref.Amount
DebitCredit
20--    
July1Cash111$25,000.00
 Person AV's Capital311$25,000.00
     
 1Spa Supplies115$490.00 
 Accounts Payable - Company GSS211/✓ $490.00
     
 1Purchases511$5,300.00 
 Freight In515$145.00 
 Accounts Payable - Company SG211/✓ $5,445.00
     
 1Purchases511$3,692.00 
 Freight In515$104.00 
 Accounts Payable – Company LP211/✓ $3,796.00
     
 2Purchases511$2,623.00 
 Freight In515$98.00 
 Accounts Payable - Company SM211/✓ $2,721.00
     
 2Accounts receivable - Company LOL113/✓$351.00 
 Merchandise Sales412 $325.00
 Sales Tax Payable215 $26.00
     
 3Spa Equipment128$8,235.00 
 Accounts Payable -Incorporation SE211/✓ $6,235.00
 Cash111 $2,000.00
     
 3Rent Expense612$1,650.00 
 Cash111 $1,650.00
     
 4Accounts Receivable- Company C113/✓$520.02 
 Merchandise Sales412 $481.50
 Sales Tax Payable215 $38.52
     
 5Accounts Payable - Company GSS211/✓$492.00 
 Cash111 $492.00
     
 5Accounts Payable - Company OS211/✓$120.00 
 Cash111 $120.00
     
 5Miscellaneous Expense630$98.00 
 Cash111 $98.00
     
 5Accounts Payable - Incorporation A211/✓$397.00 
 Cash111 $397.00
     
 5Wages Payable212$369.50
 Wages Expense611$1,476.00
 Cash111$1,845.50
     
 5Office Equipment124$420.00 
 Accounts Payable - Company SE211/✓ $420.00
     
 5Promotion Expense630$186.00 
 Accounts Payable - Company OS211/✓ $186.00
     
 5Office Supplies114$118.00 
 Accounts Payable -Company OS211/✓ $118.00
     
 5Purchases511$1,253.00 
 Freight In515$56.00 
 Accounts Payable - Company G211/✓ $1,309.00
     
 5Accounts receivable - Company PS113/✓$1,961.23 
 Merchandise Sales412 $1,815.95
 Sales Tax Payable215 $145.28
     
 7Cash111$4,881.60 
 Merchandise Sales412 $1,410.00
 Income from Services411 $3,110.00
 Sales Tax Payable215 $361.60
     
 7Cash111$150.00
 Accounts Receivable - Company JA113/✓$150.00
     
 10Accounts Receivable - Company HC113/✓$367.47 
 Merchandise Sales412 $340.25
 Sales Tax Payable215 $27.22
     
 10Accounts Receivable - Company MS113/✓$222.48 
 Merchandise Sales412 $206.00
 Sales Tax Payable215 $16.48
     
 12Wages Expense611$1,845.50 
 Cash111 $1,845.50
     
 12Accounts Receivable - Company AFS113/✓$521.59 
 Merchandise Sales412 $482.95
 Sales Tax Payable215 $38.64
     
 14Cash111$200.00 
 Accounts Receivable - Company JM113/✓ $200.00
     
 14Cash111$4,158.00 
 Merchandise Sales412 $1,220.00
 Income from Services411 $2,630.00
 Sales Tax Payable215 $308.00
     
 18Accounts Payable - Company SE211/✓$1,150.00 
 Cash111 $1,150.00
     
 19Wages Expense611$1,840.50 
 Cash111 $1,840.50
     
 21Cash111$180.00 
 Accounts Receivable - Company TL113/✓ $180.00
     
 21Cash111$5,248.80 
 Merchandise Sales412 $1,940.00
 Income from Services411 $2,920.00
 Sales Tax Payable215 $388.80
     
 25Spa Equipment128$173.00 
 Cash111 $173.00
     
 26Wages Expense611$1,842.00 
 Cash111 $1,842.00
     
 28Laundry Expense615$84.00 
 Cash111 $84.00
     
 28Cash111$109.00 
 Accounts Receivable - Company JW113/✓ $109.00
     
 31Cash111$6,471.36 
 Merchandise Sales412 $1,930.00
 Income from Services411 $4,062.00
 Sales Tax Payable215 $479.36
  
 31Person AV's Drawing312$2,500.00 
 Cash111 $2,500.00
     
 31Utilities Expense617$225.00 
 Cash111 $225.00
     
 31Utilities Expense617$248.00 
 Cash111 $248.00
     
 31Spa Equipment128$1,800.00 
 Person AV's Capital311 $1,800.00

Table (1)

2.

To determine

Post the entries to the accounts receivable, accounts payable and general ledger.

2.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Post the entries to the accounts receivable, accounts payable and general ledger:

General Ledger:

Sales journal
DateInvoice  No.Customer's namePost Ref.Accounts Receivable debit ($)Sales tax payable credit ($)Merchandise sales credit ($)
20--       
July214Company LOL 351.0026.00325.00
 415Company C 520.0238.52481.50
 516Company PS 1,961.23145.281,815.95
 1017Company HC 367.4727.22340.25
 1018Company MS 222.4816.48206.00
 1219Company AFS 521.5938.64482.95
 31 Totals 3,943.79292.143,651.65
     (113)(215)(412)

Table (2)

College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach, Chapter 9, Problem 1CP

Table (3)

Account: Cash Account No. 111
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $15,170.00 
 1 J6$25,000.00 $40,170.00 
 3 J6 $2,000.00$38,170.00 
 3 J6 $1,650.00$36,520.00 
 3 J7 $89.00$36,431.00 
 5 J7 $492.00$35,939.00 
 5 J7 $120.00$35,819.00 
 5 J7 $98.00$35,721.00 
 5 J7 $397.00$35,324.00 
 5 J7 $1,845.50$33,478.50 
 7 J8$4,881.60 $38,360.10 
 7 J8$150.00 $38,510.10 
 12 J8 $1,845.50$36,664.60 
 14 J8$200.00 $36,864.60 
 14 J9$4,158.00 $41,022.60 
 18 J9 $1,150.00$39,872.60 
 19 J9 $1,840.50$38,032.10 
 21 J9$180.00 $38,212.10 
 21 J9$5,248.80 $43,460.90 
 25 J9 $173.00$43,287.90 
 26 J9 $1,842.00$41,445.90 
 28 J9 $84.00$41,361.90 
 28 J9$109.00 $41,470.90 
 31 J9$6,471.36 $47,942.26 
 31 J10 $2,500.00$45,442.26 
 31 J10 $225.00$45,217.26 
 31 J10 $248.00$44,969.26 

Table (4)

Account: Accounts receivable Account No. 113
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $1,273.00 
 2 J6$367.20 $1,640.20 
 4 J7$513.54 $2,153.74 
 5 J8$1,639.39 $3,793.82 
 7 J8 $150.00$3,643.82 
 10 J8$351.54 $3,995.36 
 10 J8$244.08 $4,239.44 
 12 J8$503.23 $4,742.67 
 14 J8 $200.00$4,542.67 
 21 J9 $185.00$4,357.67 
 28 J9 $110.00$4,247.67 

Table (5)

Account: Office supplies Account No. 114
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $130.00 
 2 J7$118.00 $248.00 

Table (6)

Account: Spa supplies Account No. 115
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $205.00 
 5 J7$490.00 $695.00 

Table (7)

Account: Prepaid insurance Account No. 117
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $800.00 

Table (8)

Account: Office equipment Account No. 124
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $1,150.00 
 5 J7$420.00 $1,570.00 

Table (9)

Account: Accumulated Depreciation, Office equipmentAccount No. 125
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance   $10.00

Table (10)

Account: Spa equipment Account No. 128
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance  $7,393.00 
 3 J6$8,235.00 $15,628.00 
 25 J9$173.00 $15,801.00 
 31 J10$1,800.00 $17,601.00 

Table (11)

Account: Accumulated Depreciation, Spa equipmentAccount No. 129
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance   $64.88

Table (12)

Account: Accounts payable Account No. 211
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance   $2,248.00
 1 J6 $490.00 $2,738.00
 1 J6 $5,445.00 $8,183.00
 1 J6 $3,796.00 $11,979.00
 2 J6 $2,721.00 $14,700.00
 3 J6 $6,235.00 $20,935.00
 3 J7$89.00  $20,846.00
 5 J7$492.00  $20,354.00
 5 J7$120.00  $20,234.00
 5 J7$397.00  $19,837.00
 5 J7 $420.00 $20,257.00
 5 J7 $186.00 $20,443.00
 5 J7 $118.00 $20,561.00
 5 J8 $1,309.00 $21,870.00
 18 J9$1,150.00  $20,720.00

Table (13)

Account: Wages payable Account No. 212
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance   $369.50
 5 J7$369.50   

Table (14)

Account: Sales tax payable Account No. 215
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July2 J6 $26.00 $26.00
 4 J7 $38.52 $64.52
 5 J8 $145.28 $209.80
 7 J8 $361.60 $571.40
 10 J8 $27.22 $598.62
 10 J8 $16.48 $615.10
 12 J8 $38.64 $653.74
 14 J9 $308.00 $961.74
 21 J9 $388.80 $1,350.54
 31 J9 $479.36 $1,829.90

Table (15)

Account: Person AV, Capital Account No. 311
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1Balance $23,419.62
 1 J6 $25,000.0048,419.62
 31 J10 $1,800.0050,219.62

Table (16)

Account: Person AV, Drawing Account No. 312
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July31 J10 $2,500.00 $2,500.00

Table (17)

Account: Income summary Account No. 313
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        

Table (18)

Account: Income from services Account No. 411
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July7 J8 $3,110.00 $3,110.00
 14 J9 $2,630.00 $5,740.00
 21 J9 $2,920.00 $8,660.00
 31 J9 $4,062.00 $12,722.00

Table (19)

Account: Merchandise sales Account No. 412
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July2 J6 $325.00 $325.00
 4 J7 $481.50 $806.50
 5 J8 $1,815.95 $2,622.45
 7 J8 $1,410.00 $4,032.45
 10 J8 $340.25 $4,372.70
 10 J8 $206.00 $4,578.70
 12 J8 $482.95 $5,061.65
 14 J9 $1,220.00 $6,281.65
 21 J9 $1,940.00 $8,221.65
 31 J9 $1,930.00 $10,151.65

Table (20)

Account: Purchases Account No. 511
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1 J6$5,300.00 $5,300.00 
 1 J6$3,692.00 $8,992.00 
 2 J6$2,623.00 $11,615.00 
 5 J8$1,253.00 $12,868.00 

Table (21)

Account: Freight In Account No. 515
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July1 J6$145.00 $145.00 
 1 J6$104.00 $249.00 
 2 J6$98.00 $347.00 
 5 J8$56.00 $403.00 

Table (22)

Account: Wages expense Account No. 611
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July5 J7$1,476.00 $1,476.00 
 12 J8$1,845.50 $3,321.50 
 19 J9$1,840.50 $5,162.00 
 26 J9$1,842.00 $7,004.00 

Table (23)

Account: Rent expense Account No. 612
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July3 J6$1,650.00 $1,650.00 

Table (24)

Account: Office supplies expense Account No. 613
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        
        

Table (25)

Account: Spa supplies expense Account No. 614
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        

Table (26)

Account: Laundry expense Account No. 615
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July28 J9$84.00 $84.00 

Table (27)

Account: Advertising expense Account No. 616
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        
        

Table (28)

Account: Utilities expense Account No. 617
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
July31 J10$225.00 $225.00 
 31 J10$248.00 $473.00 

Table (29)

Account: Insurance expense Account No. 618
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        
        

Table (30)

Account: Depreciation expense, Office equipment Account No. 619
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        
        

Table (31)

Account: Depreciation expense, Spa equipment Account No. 620
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
        
        

Table (32)

Account: Miscellaneous expense Account No. 630
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
DebitCredit
20--       
 July5 J7 $98.00   $98.00 
  5  J7 $186.00  $284.00 

Table (33)

Accounts receivable ledger:

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company AFS
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July12 J8$521.59 $521.59

Table (34)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company JA
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July1   $325.00
 7 J8 $150.00$175.00

Table (35)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company C
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July4 J7$520.02 $520.02

Table (36)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company HC
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July10 J8$367.47 $367.47

Table (37)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company TL
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July1Balance  $344.00
 21 J9 $180.00$164.00

Table (38)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company LOL
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July2 J6$351.00 $351.00

Table (39)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company MS
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July10 J8$222.48 $222.48

Table (40)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company JM
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July1   $486.00
 14 J8 $200.00$286.00

Table (41)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company PS
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July5 J8$1,961.23 $1,961.23

Table (42)

Accounts receivable ledger
Name : Company JW
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--     
July1Balance  $109.00
 28 J8 $109.00 

Table (43)

Accounts payable ledger:

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Incorporation A
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1Balance  $397.00
August5  $397.00  

Table (44)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company G
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July5 J8 $1,309.00$1,309.00

Table (45)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company GSS
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1Balance  $492.00
 1 J6 $490.00$982.00
 5 J7$492.00 $490.00

Table (46)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company LP
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1BalanceJ6 $3,796.00$3,796.00

Table (47)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company OS
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1Balance  $120.00
 5 J7$120.00 $0.00
 5 J7 $186.00$186.00
 5 J7 $118.00$304.00

Table (48)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Incorporation SE
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1Balance  $89.00
 3 J6 $6,235.00$6,324.00
 3 J7$89.00 $6,235.00

Table (49)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company SG
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1 J6 $5,445.00$5,445.00

Table (50)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company SM
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July2 J6 $2,721.00$2,721.00

Table (51)

Accounts payable ledger
Name : Company SE
DateItemPost Ref.DebitCreditBalance
20--      
July1Balance  $1,150.00
 5 J7 $420.00$1,570.00
 18 J9$1,150.00 $420.00

Table (52)

3.

To determine

Prepare trial balance as of July 31.

3.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Trial balance: Trial balance is a summary of all the asset, liability, and equity accounts and their balances.

Prepare the trial balance.

Company AAY
Trial balance  
 As on July 31, 20--
Account nameDebitCredit
Cash$44,969.26 
Accounts Receivable$4,568.79 
Office Supplies$248.00 
Spa Supplies$695.00 
Prepaid Insurance$800.00 
Office Equipment$1,570.00 
Accumulated Depreciation, Office Equipment $10.00
Spa Equipment$17,601.00 
Accumulated Depreciation, Spa Equipment $64.88
Accounts Payable $20,720.00
Sales Tax Payable $1,829.90
Person AV, Capital $50,219.62
Person AV, Drawing$2,500.00 
Income from Services $12,722.00
Merchandise Sales $10,151.65
Purchases$12,868.00 
Freight In$403.00 
Wages Expense$7,004.00 
Rent Expense$1,650.00 
Laundry Expense$84.00 
Utilities Expense$473.00 
Miscellaneous Expense$284.00 
Total$95,718.05$95,718.05

Table (53)

Thus, the total of trial balance of Company AAY is $95,718.05.

4.

To determine

Prepare a schedule of accounts receivable.

4.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Schedule of accounts receivable: A schedule of accounts receivable is a subsidiary ledger that list out the accounts of credit customers individually in alphabetical or numeric order with their respective balances.

Prepare a schedule of accounts receivable:

Company AAY
Schedule of Accounts receivable
July 31, 20--
ParticularsAmount
Company AFS$521.59
Company JA$175.00
Company C$520.02
Company HC$367.47
Incorporation TL$164.00
Company LOL$351.00
Company MS$222.48
Company JM$286.00
Company PS$1,961.23
Total Accounts receivable$4,568.79

Table (54)

5.

To determine

Prepare a schedule of Accounts payable.

5.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Schedule of accounts payable: A schedule of accounts payable lists is a subsidiary ledger that list out the accounts of creditors (vendors/suppliers) individually in alphabetical or numeric order with their respective balances.

Prepare a schedule of Accounts payable:

Company AAY
Schedule of Accounts payable
July 31, 20--
ParticularsAmount
Company G$1,309.00
Company GSS$490.00
Company LP$3,796.00
Company OS$304.00
Incorporation SE$6,235.00
Company SG$5,445.00
Company SM$2,721.00
Company SE$420.00
Total Accounts payable$20,720.00

Table (55)

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After working for years as a regional manager for a retail organization, Scott Parry opened his own business with Susan Gonzalez, one of his district managers, as his partner. They formed Scott and Susan (S&S) to sell appliances and consumer electronics. S&S pursued a “clicks and bricks” strategy by renting a building in a busy part of to`wn and adding an electronic storefront. S&S invested enough money to see them through the first six months. They will hire 15 employees within the next two weeks – three to stock the shelves, four sales representatives, six checkout clerks, and two to develop and maintain the electronic storefront. S&S will host its grand opening in five weeks. To meet that deadline, they have to address the following important issues: 17. What decisions do they need to make to be successful and profitable? 18. What information do S&S need to make those decisions?

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College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach

Ch. 9 - What is the difference between a wholesale...Ch. 9 - For each of the following accounts, identify...Ch. 9 - Prob. 3DQCh. 9 - Why is an accounts receivable ledger or an...Ch. 9 - Why is it a good practice to post daily to the...Ch. 9 - Prob. 6DQCh. 9 - Prob. 7DQCh. 9 - Prob. 8DQCh. 9 - Prob. 9DQCh. 9 - Prob. 10DQCh. 9 - Prob. 11DQCh. 9 - Prob. 12DQCh. 9 - Record the following transactions in general...Ch. 9 - Post the following entry to the general ledger and...Ch. 9 - Record the following transactions in general...Ch. 9 - Journalize the following transactions in general...Ch. 9 - Post the following entry to the general ledger and...Ch. 9 - Record the following transactions in general...Ch. 9 - Record the following transactions for a perpetual...Ch. 9 - Toby Company had the following sales transactions...Ch. 9 - Williams Corporation had the following purchases...Ch. 9 - Kelley Company has completed the following October...Ch. 9 - Bell Florists sells flowers on a retail basis....Ch. 9 - Berrys Pet Store records purchase transactions in...Ch. 9 - Shirleys Beauty Store records sales and purchase...Ch. 9 - The following transactions relate to Hawkins,...Ch. 9 - Gomez Company sells electrical supplies on a...Ch. 9 - Patterson Appliance uses a three-column purchases...Ch. 9 - Prob. 1PBCh. 9 - Lowerys Pet Depot records purchase transactions in...Ch. 9 - Mays Beauty Store records sales and purchase...Ch. 9 - The following transactions relate to Khan, Inc., a...Ch. 9 - Prob. 5PBCh. 9 - West Bicycle Shop uses a three-column purchases...Ch. 9 - Prob. 1ACh. 9 - You are the bookkeeper at a small merchandising...Ch. 9 - Following is a trial balance prepared just before...Ch. 9 - Prob. 1CP
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